Over. We still dont know who fired the shots. Police say that is what their investigating. It could is been the chp officer. It could have been the daily city officer, were told no gun was found on the suspect. Therefore, no guns were exchanged. The chp officer likely, let me stress that, most likely was injured from the crash. Again, police have been on the scene all afternoon. Again, no exchange of gunfire did not know how he was injured. That is the latest from the ocean view district. Lets take a look from sky 7 over that scene at montana overtreet and capital avenue ine citys ocean view neighborhood. You can see the there. It hasnt changed and they have a lot of work to do. Melanie woodrow continues from San Francisco General Hospital. Both chp officer and the suspect were brought here. You heard my colleague saying that there are still unanswered questions. Take a look at this video. You can see the chp officer who is a member of the Auto Theft Task force being wheeled into the e
Vic lee. Vic sf. Reporter details are still sketchy. Were several blocks away from the crime scene. The chp officers injuries are not considered life threatening. We have learned this start theed as a stolen car, auto burglary operation very the vehicle task force. Daily city police as well as chp were involved, chasing a car reported to be stolen. Lets hear from a resident who saw the chase. I was walking my dog, this white van comes around the corner. Police cars are behind it. And i hear a crash and then, boom, boom, boom. I get to the top there are cop cars and helicopters flying all over. We still dont know who fired the shots. Police say that is what their investigating. It could is been the chp officer. It could have been the daily city officer, were told no gun was found on the suspect. Therefore, no guns were exchanged. The chp officer likely, let me stress that, most likely was injured from the crash. Again, police have been on the scene all afternoon. Again, no exchange of g
Concentration camp, where more than one million people, mostly jews, were killed nazi concentration camp. Each week, American History tvs american artifacts takes you to museums, archives, and historic basis. The Amelia Ehrhardt collection at Purdue University houses the Worlds Largest assemblage of papers related to the pioneer. She shows us selected items of the collection including poems and letters she wrote to her family as well as a letter she wrote to her husband on their wedding day. She worked at lafayette for the last two years of her life as she prepared for an around the world flight funded by purdue. It was during this flight she disappeared in 1937. from an airplane, even the watchful purple hills could not see so well as i the stain of evening. She would have been 23 whenever she was writing these. But you can see that she has a romanticized view of the height, being able to see nature below her. When she became an aviation editor for cosmopolitan she would write about t
Their symbol has far outweighed their numbers, and it was not a viable job. This hourlong talk was part of a symposium hosted by the vermont humanities council. This afternoon i am supposed to be talking about why cowboys mattered in the postwar years. They mattered more than anything else. I want to show you some images of reconstruction. I would suggest that probably very few of you could pick these rebels out of the group. William sylvis died very young said there could be a reason why you dont recognize them. Red cloud, yes, most of you recognize him. He was the most important indian in america at that time. If you came off a boat, you would have known who red cloud was. He won a war against the u. S. Government, and he had largely been written out of American History. And you might have a shot of recognizing susan b. Anthony or elizabeth caddy stanton. But you might not. These are not faces that you would know if you think about reconstruction or you think about the reconstruction
Director, and to lillian for putting together this lovely event. Also thanks to c. H. S. For copublishing my book. You can see why i felt the book had found its home when i spoke to malcolm. If youd like to hear about other events, you can sign up on my mailing list which i will have after the show. Also, we are going to publish them on the site. If you want to hear about other topics, please sign up. Tonight i will be presenting a brief introduction to the great world fair held in 1915 also known as the ppie. I hope you will enjoy the stories i selected tonight. First, i will give you background on the fair, why and how it came to be built, and we will take a short tour of the grounds before peering into a few of the exhibits and finishing off with a jaunt down the midway. Afterwards, i will be happy to take questions. Here we have rueben brooks hale of the department stores. He first suggested San Francisco host 1915 worlds fair in january of 1904. He wrote the occasion could be adve